The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, February 14, 1860, Image 4
AN ORDINANCE "
ESTABLISHING A MARKET IN THE TOWN OF
CAMDEN: t
SECTION 1ST.?Ik H Ordained hj the Iniendant
and Wardens of the Town of Camden, in Council
now'Assembled. That n Market bo and is hereby es
tablished in the Town of Camden, for the sale of all
Butcher's Meat, Poultry and Vegetables, in the Market
Uouse, next to the Bank of Curadon.
Section 2d.?That no Butcher's Meat, Poultry or
Vegetables, (other than Potatoes) shall bo offered for
eale'ct any other placewithin the limits of said Town,
unless tho samo shall have been previously offered for
sale in tho Market, during Market hours, for at least
one liourpand-until the closing of the Market on the
day when the said articles shall bo offered for sale.
Section 3d.?-Tho Market shall be opened daily
(Sunday excepted) for three hours, commencing at
six o'clock, a m., from the 21st March to tho 21st
day of September, and at seven o'clock the remainder
of the year, and on the afternoon of Saturday from
five to eight o'clock.
Section 4th.?The Town Marshal shall be, ExOffieio,
"Commissioner of the Market, and in bis absence
the Intendafit shall have power to appoint a
Commissioner, pro tern
Section Stu.?If any article shall be offered for
sale in the said Market, wbicli shall be condemned as
unsound,or unwholesome, upon examination by one
of the "Wardensof the said Town, tho same shall be
destroyed, and the person offering such nrticle for
sale shall be liablo to be finedat the discretion of the
Town Council, not exceeding Twenty Dollars ($20).
Section 6th.?It shall not be lawful for any article
herein enumerated to be offered for sale by any slave,
without the written permit of the owner or other
person having charge of such slave, specifying the ar- i
tiele authorized to be sold, under penalty of forfeiture
of such article, upon tho fact being established .
to the satisfaction of one of lite Wardens of said Town. ,
Section Ttxi.?Any person who shall oppose, abuso <
s or insult the Commissioner of the Market in discharge |
Ing his duties, shall be fined at the discretion of
Council, in a sum not exceeding Twenty Dollars, for
each and every offence. '
Section 8tii.?The Commissioner of the Market
shall attend the same duty during Market iiours, and
ace^that the provisions of this Ordinance are duly enforced,
and as a compensation for his services ho
shall receive a salary of One Hundred Dollars per
annum.
< ?_ ; /i_.. Tl.~ ?:l frnm limn to
V OECTiOA J71I1.? 1UC wuuui ? ??, v? ......
time, make all needlal Rales and Regulations for the ,
government of the Market, not inconsistent with
this Ordinance, and establish the rates to be paid by
persons offering articles for sale in said Market, by
resolution, changing tho same from time to timo at j
their discretion but notice of any change of Rules
or Regulations shall be published in the Camden '
Journal at least two weeks before the same shall go
into effect.
Section IOtii.?Any person violating any of the
provisions of this Ordinance or any Regulations
made by Council, in pursuance of tho samo, other
than those, the penalty of which has been herein
before.specified, shsul be liable to be fined at the
discretion of Council, iii a sum not exceeding Twen
fy Dollars for each and every oflence ; and the Commissioner
of tho Market shall be subject to tho same
penalty for each and every neglect of his duties, under
this Ordinance or the Regulations of Council for
the government of said Market.
Section 11th.?Nothing herein contained shall
be so construed as to prevent the sale as heretofore
of any living Cattle, Sheep, Hogs or Poultry.
RATIFIED, in Council assembled, this thirteenth
day of January, A. D., 1860, as "Witness the
Seal of the said Town and the baud of the Intendant
J. B. KERSHAW, Intendnnc
J. K- WITHKRSFOON. Recorder.
Camden, S. C, January 17-lnw
AN ORDINANCE
OF THE TOWN OF CAW DEN, TO RAISE SUPPLIES
FOR THE TEAR I860.
RE IT ORDAINED BYTIIE INTENDANT AND
WARDENS OF SAID TOWN, IN COUNCIL
ASSEMBLED, That a Tax for the sums and in the
manner hereafter mentioned, shall be raised for the
use and service of the said Town. That is to say
1 Seventy-five (75) cents per head on all slaves owned
or employed within the said Town, whether the
same belong to a resident or non-resident.
On all Slaves hired out within the said Town, for
more than one month at a time. One Dollar ($1)
each; and upon all Slave Mechanics working in said
Town forsix months or more at a time, (the property
of non-residents) Two Dollars''($2) per head, to be
paid by the person employing such slavo, if a nonresident
On each Free Negro, Mullatto or Mestizo, under
the age of fifteen years, Fifty (50) cents. Over the
age of fifteen, and under fifty years of age, Three
Dollars ($3> Over fifty years of ago, One Dollar,
($1).
Seventeen cents (17) ad valorem on every Hundred
Dollars of the value of all lots, lands and buildings
within the/said Town. , f ?' r
" - Sixty eight (68) cents fier Hundred Dollars on Fac 1
tarage, Faculties, Employments and Professions, including
the Profession of Den'istry, (excepting Clergymen,
School Teachers and ilecliauics.) i
Eighteen (18) cents on every Hundred Dollars of
She amount of sales of good", wares and merchandize
embracing all articles of trade, for sate, barter or exchange,
(the products of this State and tho unmanufactured
products of the United States and Territor- '
ies tnereoi excepted;, wiiicu uu/ puioon euun ua?u
made during the year J S59.
Seventy-five (75)^ cents upon every Hundred Dollars
of the amount of sale of good?, wares and merchandize)
which any transient person, (not a resident
of this State), shall make in any house, stall or public
place ip-?aid Town, whether the said sale be made
by sampN or" otherwise.
- Fifty DoMar? ($50) per day for every Circus exhibited
within the said Town.
Fourteen Dollars ($14) per day for representing,
publicly, for gain or reward, any play, comedy, tragedy
or farce, or other employment of tho stage, or any
part therein ; orfo- exhibiting wax figures, or other ,
abows of any kind whatever. (
On every Pleasure Carriage, commonly used within
the said Town, il drawn by two or more horses, Two
Dollais ($2). If drawn by one horse, One Dollar
* ,
Upon every Carriage, or Wagon commonly hired
within said Town, if drawn by more thnn two horses,
Five Dollars, ($5). If drawn by two borsos, Three
Dollars, ($3). If drawn by one horse, One Dollar
and Fifty cents, ($1-50)
For every Cart or Dray commonly used within the
said Town, for hire, One Dollar and Fifty cents.
($1.50).
For every Break Wagon or Buggy, used for exhibiting
horses, Five Dollars, (S3).
For Commutation for Road Work, Three Dollars,
($3).
For Commutation for Patrol Duly, Four Dollars,
($4). . >
All other rates of Taxes to remain as heretofore
established.
RATIFIED, in Council Assembled, this fourteenth
afl<.;day of Jnnuary, I860.
\ , J. B. KERSHAW, Intcndant.
J. TL WITHERSPOON, Recorder.
Camden, S. C., Januarv 17-lm.
Important to Families.
MAKE YOTJR OWN SOAP,
With Saponifier or Concentrated Lye.
1LB. Saponifier with 44lbs. reruse Kitclien Grease,
will make 15 gallons of good soft Soap, nt a cost
of abont fifty cents.
For all purposes where o strong Lye is desired it
will be found very valuable. For sale in lib. Iron
Cans by JOHN J. MclvAI N.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire
AXD
Burglar Proof Safes,
WITH HALL'S PATENT POWDER PROOF
LOCKS, the same that were awarded separate
medals at the World's Fair, London, 1851, and
the World's Fair, New York, 1853, and ARE THE
ONLY American Safes that were awarded medals at
the London World's Fair.
These Safes form the most perfect security against
Fire and Burglars of any Safes over offered to the
public.
$1,000 REWARD
Will be paid to any person that can show that a Herring's
Patent Champion Safe ever failed to preserve
its contents in an accidental fire.
S. C. HERRING & CO., Manufacturers,
251 Broadway, cor. Murray-st., Now York, and
62 & 54 Gravior-st., N. 0., La.
AGENTS.?B. W. Knowles, Richmond, Ya.; R. F.
Lester, Petersburg, Ya; Rowland Brothers, Norfolk,
Ya; J. H.Thompson & Co., Lynchburg, Ya.; J. R.
felossom, Wilmingtou. N. C.; W. Herring & Son,
Atlanta, Ga.; LaRoclie & Bell, Savannah, Gn.; J. M.
A B.I?. Reed, West Point, Ga; Holmes it Co., Char
leston, So. Ca. jan n-ara
For Sale.
A PRIME WAGON. Children's Carriages, Steol
Ploughs, Cutting Kuives, and Corn Shellors*?
Also a variety of Garden Tools, just received at the
'old corner.' E. W. BONNKY.
Extra Family Flour.
" 'kr LIMITED SUPPLY of Extra Family FLOUR,
in Sacks and Barrels, by
. ... Dooember 20 MERONEY & BOSWELL
Kaisius ! Raisins !
A FRESH SUPPLY of whole, half, and quarter
r.V il. Boxes of Layer andBunch Raisins, just received
NN< by MKRONEY ?fe BOSWELL.
Oranges.
\ A PPLES, Lemons, and Pine Apples, a full supply
hand at MERONEY &.
Columbia Advertisements,
^'ITRTLASS, =
[SUCCESSOR TO R. L. BRYAN,]
Bookseller and Stationer,
175 RICHARDSOX-STREET.
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE MARKET,
COLITMBIAl, SO. CA-,
Has for tale a largo assortment of
r.w n/7o/i!rm7 'rhaftifin?r>9l Sohool.
jjaw j 4-UOU?.VtUj r-- ?- "-?J
and Miscellaneous Books.
Fat3<'i' Gooiic, C'ltoap Pubiicatious
and BLANK BOOKS of every variety and quality,
?il Famtiags, Engravings,
Lithographies & Artists' MaterialsGLOBES,
WRITING DESKS,
ZVfusical Iiit(riiiiic*iiti?, &c.. Ac.
Blank Books Manufactured to any pHttcrii,
and Blank Work of every description prepared
to order.
C3TWIT0LESALE rURCHASiRS SUPPLIED,
AND ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
AT THIS LOWEST CASH PRICES.JEJ
August 9 6mcs. 32
"TaNNEY'S hotel,
Columbia, So. Cu.
rpiIIS HOTEL has been thoroughly repaired, renoA
vated, and *? NEW WING elected, with a large
ind eotn mod ions DINING-ROOM, titled cut in
nodern style, all of which is handsomely finished and
EURNIS11ED, making it one of the most desirable
Hotels in the City. JAS. C. JANXEY.
gmtamm\ wn S5555SS5E
Business Cards.
NEWSPAPER
BU SINE sis AGENCY.
J "HIE undersigned continues to give his strict and
personal attention to the
General Agency Business
and will attend promptly to all ma'ters entrusted to
liis care, such as AUCTION and COMMISSION
5,ALES. COLLECTIONS, die.
Is Agent for the Charleston Mercury, Russell's
Magazine, Sumter Watchman, and Lancaster
Ledger. Will receive subscriptions for the Cosmopolitan
Art Journal, Godev's Lady's Book, Arthur's
Homo Magazine, Ac. On haud a few cpies of the
BENCH AND BAR OF SO. CA. Also, O'Neal Is
Annals of Newberry, Mrs Edgeworth's Southern
Gardener and Receipt. Book.
jgtbook and Paper subscriptions must be accompanied
witu the cash, otherwise they will net
be ordered. THO. J. WARREN.
~ NOTICEThe
subscriber will attend to the
Storing and Selling
OF COTTON, AND OTHER PRODUCE,
and,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING GOODS,
on reasonable terms, (jaa 11) TWOS. HARRIS.
Harness ESianufactory!
THE UKDERSICHfEK) would respectfully
inform the citizens of Camden and vicinity,
that lie has opened a Shop opposite the Post Office,
for tho puraoso of
MANUFACTURING
AND
BSMHBSB HM8SS2.
838*A share of patrounge is respectfully solicited.
Work promptly and neatly executed, at prices lliat
cannot fail to please. JACKSON E. niNSON,
Nov 15-tf Camden, S. C.
0. A, McDonald,
MERCHANT TAILOR, J
Camden, South Carolina,
Has just reeeiv ed from New York a select stock of
FALL <Sc WINTER GOODS,
Consisting in part of READY-MADE CLOTHING.
. FURNISHING pf 1
If Bosom an.i Merin' Drawers, I
?i n - r. ....J-.??!. .,r W I
BUtlts, viuvws, IV cvcij m line ui uiruimiivu a ui:ui,
Tailor's Trimmings kept constantly on linnd.
All of which will be sohl at very low prices for Oa:-h,
or to prompt paying customers. Sept. C-4m.
Gentlemen's Wear.
THE subscriber having just returned from New
York, where he has selected in persou a superior and
varied stock of
Cloths, Cassimercs and Vos tinge,
OF THE
Latest Styles!
Is prepared to furnish and make up the same in the
LATEST FASHION I
He respectfully asks of his friends and customers
an inspection ol these Goods prior to purchasing
elsewhere. 0. A. McDONALI).
September C 4nt 35
Mansion House,
n 17 ra n T> A T> I \T O A V
I) J Li . ur . iv u u 1 jh o v ju ,
CORNER OF EROAD & DoKALB-STS.
April 27, Camden, So. Ca.
Samuel Shiver,
CONTINUES the general WAGON MAKING,
and BLACKSMITH business as heretofore, and
will devoto his personal and special attention to the
jHorsc Shoeing Department. j'.inc 15?tf
Turpentine Stills
MADE to order at short notice, and npon the most
improved plans. Having had more than lifu cn
years expcrienco in this line of business, we can mako
a better articlo tor the samo money than any other
establishment North or South.
Nov. 22,?3mo. IIART & B.VILY.
Wilmington, N. C.
Professional Cards.
~~T. B. Sc A. T. l.m,
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS,
OEficc ita the Xctv Jlstrkot ESossse,
Nov 2D-3m CAMDEN, S. C.
"William K- Taylor,
Attorney at L a \v,
CAMDEN, S. C.,
Will practice in Kershaw and the surrounding
Districts. Office in the Court House
W,. Z? LEITNSHY
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
Collideti. So, Co..
2?" Practice in the Courts of Kershaw, Sumter ami
Lancaster.
Camden, S. C., September 21, 1858.
Kershaw & Davis,
raoMsts :A;T: &AW#
Camden, So. Cu.,
Have formed a Copartnership for the practice of
Law, in Kershaw ami the surrounding District.".
J. 13. KERSHAW, J. M. DAVIS.
pg~Uftieo rear of Court House. Sept. 2S, '58
VOL B.. DcPAsii
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
?0LXCITCK I Si EQUITY^
CAMDEN, S. C.,
Will practice in Kershaw and the surrounding Dis
.ricts. December M?if.
ZVEILIT^RTSr -A.KT D
FANCY ?0 00$!
O WORDS, Epaulets, Gold and Silver Luce, ClinO
peaus and Captain's Hats, i'lumes, Belts, Sashes,
Palmetto Buttons, Ac.
Double-Barrel Guns, Revolvers, Powder Flasks,
Shot Bells, Caps, Wad?, Gun Rods, Screws, Tubes,
Ac. Ac.
Musical Boxes, GillChinn Vases, Cups and Boxes.
Silver-plated Cake Baskets, Candlesticks, Castors.
Card Receivers Spcons, Forks, Ac
Silver Cups, and setts of Knives, Forks, Spoons.
Salt Cellars, Cake Knives, Pickle Forks, Ac.
January o J. A. YOUNG.
i f\f\ Cords Wood for salo, (Cnsh on delivOUU
ery.) by MKRONEY A BOSWELL.
Charleston Advertisements.
"" J AMBS L. BARWELL,
WU?? ASE> COAL 1E!RCI1A!?T,
Morelaud's Wharf, South Bar,
Febriary 21?ly CHARLESTON, So. Cn.
Calder House,
w A rm ?> TAXT A 'B* 5? P> R 9
JLlA i l'l ? V kavnaou*
CORNER OF CHURCH AND QUEEN STS.,
Charleston, So Ca.
Ciiiuti, Gl;tk*, and
sMiriaiiEi vj&m*
1 OFFER a splendid assortment of (he above- Goods
. al Uic lowest Cashprices; all I a>k it to look at o;y
stock before pure-bating GEO. D. GRICE,
dec 21?If 201 Kir.g-st., Charleston, S. C.
S. L. EERRISON*. | HERMAN* L. LEIDIXG.
KEKEIMb\ & JLEKDIXG,
Importers of Foreign and Domestic
IDIRrZ" GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Hazel Street, One door from King,
April 2(5. Charleston, S. C. 12m
EGBERT A- YOUNG-,"
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IF
Baled Hay, Corn, Oats, Peas, Bran.
Shorts, Flour, &c.,
dBLQZ:?L EZ2 ^ 2 oi
Charleston, so. Cn.,
Country orders respectfully solicited and
I promptly attended to. oct 18-Gin
Reeder & BeSaussure,
AND
Commission Merchants.
J
AEGER'S WHARF,
Charleston, South Carolina.
September 23 Cm 37
Charles i). Carr, & Co..
3:0 ISi*o:teI?St., Climlcston, S. C.
HAVING received their usual full and varied assortment
of all Goods adapted to Men's Wear,
I ,.,r. ,1 ?.;n, nrnmntnoto
and taste.
Jourins' Kid Gloves, and Ungli -1 Buck and 3eaver |
Skin Gloves in great variety. All Goods marked in
plain figures, and a discount of 10 per cent, allowed
for Cash. Oct 3? t.
Mir
F0R.
<s
rFHIE Subscriber, having purchased the Stock in
X trade of .Mr. James I. Villepiguo, is prepared,
at the Store one doorabove Messrs C. Malheson A Co,
to od'er on the most favoiaolo terms for CASH, an excellent
assortment of
Choice Family and Heavy
Consisting in part as follows:
gnt'ais.JCoftees.^ Tlolitwo, Sail,
^
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TEAS,
Soda, Eoston, Butter and Milk Crackers,
Candies, Preserves, Ilnnins, Currants, Citron,
Maccaroni,Sardines, Lobsters, Oysters, Ac.
Sperm and Adamantine Candles, .soap.
Starch, Pepper, Spice, nnd (linger.
A large assortment of
CHOICK LIQUORS,
seen as
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN,
scotch whiskev, tfcc.
BOTTLED LIGiTTOFt3,
BRANDY, MADEIR A, TORT ami SHERRY
WINESPorter,
Ale am! Clntmpngiec!
Fresh additions will constantly be msde. which
will enable lilin to offer a c unplete assortment of the
best Goods, at llio lowest prices for CASH.
^"Continues to par liberal cash pi ires for Likei
1.. Vl.ViPf ?r< nnd itnll nlun u-ltn/i
sell on Commission?. *
C2F*A share of public pnironneo is respectfully
j solicited. JONATHAN PAG 15,
Doe 27 Camden, So C"
NOTICE.
Valuable Gold lose
FOal SAX, S3.
j rP 117. CELEBR ATKI) DUKKY GOI.D MINE is now
i .1 ofiercd for sale: situated in Gaston count}-,
North Carolina ; the Ore is abundant, and is shown
to bo worth from 4 to 4 1-2 dxvts. to the bushel, by
a certificate in our possession from Professor Holland.
We invite persons or com panics ton full examination
j of this valuable .Mine. Our price is $lOO,OnO, (one
| hundred thousand dollars) and we, the undersigned,
I will make good titles
A B It A11 AM SCOTT, I ,T. Yd. FORD,
Dallas, Gaston co? X. C | Flat Rock. S. C
^/"Charlotte Democrat will please copy two
months and send bill to this office. Jan 3-2 m.
Notice to RetailersCeiiucil
8:;jjsi!>< ? , <>< ?. 10, 1S3D.
: rrnr. TOWN COUNCIL OK CAMDEN give notice
J that the QUAUT l.fCEXSK does uut authorize
the selling in any quantity of any "Wine. Brandy,
' Runt, Gin, Dour Cider. Punch, or any spirituous liquor
or strong drink", to he drank on the premises where
sold, or in any quantities / ?< than a quart
The Council will enforce the license laws as hero
defined. (By order. f Council.)
oct 11 K. WITH Hi!SPOON, Recorder.
Rnaus.
/ A IL3TUINE Brown Windsor Soap, Smid Soap (p.er|
V.T lamed,) Omnibus Snap, Military Shaving Soap,
I Rose Soap, Almond aad ll??ney Soap. Chrystnlino
Wash Lulls, Variegated Soap, Ernsive Soap, !i;r removing
grease spots from silk or woolen. For sale
by V. L. ZMJP.
Cloths and Ca33imsrc3.
(CLOTHS of dill''rent qualities: Cassi meres, Sati
J nctts. Jeans, Yestings, ?fce., for gentlemen and
' youth's wear, now received and for sale.
Sept 13 A. Ji. <fc l; KRNKKDY.
CHEESE.
A GOOD SUPPLY ?>! Goshen and English Dairy
CHEESE, just received by
December 20 MI IRON EY k I10SW ELL
More Light!
? ~ BOXES or CANDLES of dificioi.t grades, just
I I t) received by MKKOXKY k DOSWI'LL
Figs! Fig*!
I r A SMALL DKUMSol DI1IKDFIGS. warranted
i t) V / as a No. 1 article, now on hand bv
i December 20 MKKONKY A BOSWKLL.
NiiIn! Wilis!
I 4 FINK assortment of NUTS, consisting of I'oiV.
can, Brazil, atnl K. Walnuts. soft and hard shell
Almonds, all warranted Ircsli : i'i*t received bv
Dee 20 M KUONKY .t BO.SW KI.L.
L'nuiilaut!}' ota S5:ih<3.
VWKLL selected Stock id Heavy Onnteries, consisting
of
Sugars, Co flees. Molasses, Lard,
llacou?Hog round, Ac., bv
December 20 MEBONKY .t BOSWKLL.
i ..... _
^ITAGON GREASE,?A most economical Crease
i T v for Wagons or Gins, inr sale bv
doc 13 J. J. McKAIN.
i Window Glass and Putty!
i \\T IN DOW CLASS, of all sizes and qualities, fur
i it sale low ; JOHN J. McKAIN.
j
r_
Jewelry, Watches, &c.
\\7 ATCI1ES. ? Gold and Silver Hunting-cased Lcii
ver Watches; Small Geneva Wntcdies, plain
and jeweled ensc-s; plain Silver Watches?low priced.
CHAINS.?Fob. Vest, Guard, and Chatelaine.
SEALS.?Fob, Chatelaine ornaments and Charms.
KEYS.?Plain Gold Masonic Keys and Marks,
Guard Keys of great variety.
PINS.?Pearl,"Cameo, Coral, Jet, and Box Pius for
hair.
RINGS.?Plain Gold Rings, Diamond, Engraved,
Stone Settings.
EARRINGS.?Coral Sots, Enameled, Engraved,
CnniM Tnt 1.1.I Pin.".,
GOLD A\D SILVER.
Thimbles, Spectacles,
TVatch-Guurds, Studs, Sleeve
and Collar Buttons, Superior Stc-el Spectacles
will) perifocal glasses. Gold mid Coral
Bracelets), Armle's, Head Ornaments, and a vnrjely
of other articles, completing a stock of JKWKLKY
superior to any heretofore offered lor sale in tins
market. J. A. YOUNG.
January 3 if 1
Fort Mills Academy, York District,
Soulh?CnroIiun.
SITUATED ON THE CHAR-sQ^^LOTlK
AND SOUTH.CAROLINA RAIL
R.OAP, Sixteen Miles from Clin rlotte
North Cnroliiis.
Principals :
BUTLER P. AISTON, J. GADSDEN ALSTON.
The Third session of the above Institution will commence
on the second Moxday iu January, 18U0.
Terms per Session oj f ive Months :
Primary Branches, SG 00
The above with Eng. Giamr. it Goog. 9.n0
The same with History, 12 On
Latin, Greck'and Mathematics, 17.;,0
C^"Board caa.be had at Irom eight to nine Dollars
per month. Dr B. M CoBB,
Dec G-3m Chrm'u Board of Trustees.
Terry's Rat -Destroyer,
This age in which we live and thrive,
In which we have our being.
Is daily giving birth to sights,
Thai's really worth our seeing.
But that which is to Rats, and Mice,
And Roaches, an onnoyer,
The wonder of ilie present day, is
Terry's Rat Destroyer.
'Tis deat'i to Rats, and Mules, nnd Crows,
For Terry has determined,
That folks shall suroly iiava some peace
By pelting rid ol vermin.
They cannot stand before the power
Of his far-farmed invention,
To rid tlie world of Rats aird Bugs,
Is Terry's llxcd intention.
Then ye who suffer with these posts,
There's hope I can assure you;
All Rats, and Mice, and Moles,nnd Crows,
Shall fly like wind before you :
And all that you will have to do,
To get rid of tlieiio annoyers.
Is just to buy a goodly vtock
Of Terry'8 Rat Destroyers.
^"Tlio unanimoiis^eslimoiiy of the many thousand
intelHgenj-dtijfens who have (riven this remedy
a trial, is that it is truly infallible ; and remember,
it is a Southern preparation?no Northern humbug'.
Price G5 con's per b.ix : two boxes for $1. For sale
by npcuis, Druggists, and Country Merchants gener
ally, throughout the South. Two boxes sent by mail,
post paid; on receipt of 81, by
TVM R. TERRY, Pro) rie or,
oct 25?Gin Rockingham, N. 0.
BAUSiE i)E?IsT
The Great Southern Remedy For
DYSPEPSIA,
composed entirely of the choicest
VEGETABLE EXTRACTS,
And warranted to give relief in DYSI'KPSI A. SICK
HEAD A C i IKL CONST IPATKD BO W K LS. N K RVOUS
DEBILITY, OPPRESSION A FT Kit
EAT I NO.) and nil DISEASES ARISING
FROM; A DISORDERED STATU
0 F T( IH STOM ACM. A LSO,
AM15FFKOT0A r. R KM EDY
(FOR EXTERNAL API'LlCAu'lUN
to RURXfWSCALDS,
AND WOUNDS. PREPARED AXI)
SOI.D^JM-IIOLF -U.F. AND KKTAIL
L'A Mil.'! IX.
rpgrocs Wanted.
^ f IIK subscriber will pnv liberal CASH prices f< r
1 voung NKUROKS.
i.ov 8 JONATHAN PAOK.
Elankets.
\ LARGE assort men t,?some very heavy?colored
and white Blankvis, for i-alu bv
Sept 13 A. XI. .t II. KENNEDY.
N!jo<'S some very heavy?also, -I, G
L\ ?f: 7 inch ludia Rubber Pelting. I'cr .--"lo at the
"Old Comer." K. tt*. DONNKY.
Kercsine Oil,
AT $1.50 PER GALLON
1 ARTICLK at thealmvc
x\. price, for sale by J. J. iicKAlX.
I-Ioticc.
A LT? persons having demands against the Estate ol
XjL Dr. Joseph Lee. arc notitied to hwd them in
properly attested, mid llmse indebted are requested
to make immediate pavinert.
Dec 13 Til OS. B. LEE, dr. Admr.
Awrfgnoe'ti Notice.
A LL persons indebted to.Tames T. Villepigue. Esq.
X2L either by Note or open Account, .ire hereby no
tilled thai tho same arc in mv hands tor collection,
mid that immediate payment is required. Those nut
paid 011 or befufe next UrrtriiX Day will he put in
suit. WJI. J. DkPASS,
December 2D Assignee
To all Lovers of Good Tea.
A LARGE lot of choice Tea? of diflerent varieties.
xY. among which will bo found tiie (.'olden Chop.
Xe lMiisU'tra. English Break hist, Delicious Onion::. .Ye.
i t?- Should these Teas f.iil to give satisfaction the
money u ill be refunded.
April U?tr. MEIIOXEY k HQS WELL.
ISfotice.
V LL persons having demands against thu Estate ol
A Win. Wilson, deceased, are requested to hand
them in tironerlv attested, and ihosu indebted are re
quircrl to make payment to
Dec G-tf ' J. J. JIUCKAUKH, Adin'r.
PMESERVEI), BIMXDIED AM) FRESU
FRISTS.
/ 1 IXGKR, Pencil, Quince, k Chow.Chow Preserves.
vX~ Bruiulicd Peaches. Pil e Apple, and C'l. cities.
Fresh Peaches Tomalots. (.'urn, <lx\
Jeilies nf nil kind'', and of the best quality.
Citron, Currants, ilac.-aroni, etc. etc. just received
by M KHOX KY A BOS W KLL.
Havana Segars.
r jpiIE subscriber would call attention to his lnr<rc
I mid choice stock of jrciiuinc II.WAXX.V SC.
GAPS cf popular and well-known brands. Just received
by J.J. MeKAIN.
BolRcrl 1 i(j?o:> !
MADEIRA, Port, sherry ninJ Claret Wines.
Porter, Ale, Champa?!!?. At*.,
of a quality that we can tvc-ur.iiienil to huvers.
I'eeciuber 20 .UKRnNIvY <t BOSWCLL.
"House fuknishixg aktici.hs,
I UST oncned iu a irrent variety,?Also, Dibblcc
t) anna, that famous Hair Oil.
April 12 K. W. IJONWMV
Albert T. Latta
Has nnokivmp a fiiksii supply of m.vCIIKSS
and Milk <,'rnekors?omctliiirg etrij
good. Also, Wine. Pic-Nic and Soda Crackers.
Smoked I'.etf, 1' A., K I)., and I. K. Cheese.
Ooshen Putter that has hecti tried and found good.
Prunes in air-light ?jlass Jars.
Corn Starch. I?>r l'ics, ,fce.
A genuine article of French Macearoni.
Peach and Pear Preserves and Jellies assorted,
nov 10 A. T. LATTA.
Ee."J2JS> JZLi^v .KL-CSSaSo
I OUSTICRS, Salmon, Ovstcrs?Sjiiced and Cove,
J just received by MICKOXICY & BOSWICLL.
MILLER'S ALMANACS
17*011 I SCO, for sale at
1 dee 20 THE POST OFFICII?.
10,000 Negroes
10,000 Negroes
Saved Yearly,
Saved Yearly.
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Jacob's Cordial
Jacob's Cordial
Is The Onlv Sure
Is The Only Sure
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
Before The People
Before The People
In Dysentery,
In Dysentery,
Diarrhoea,
Diarrhoea,
And Flux,
And Flux,
It Never Fails.
It Never Fails.
Packages of Half Doz.
Packages of Half Doz.
Put up Expressly
Put up Expressly
For Plantations.
$1 per Bottle.
For Sale in Camden by
JOHN J. McKAIN.
B1I?V Dyspeptic Remedy
Bliss1 Dyspeptic Kcmcity
Bliss' Dyspeptic Remedy
R.lss1 Dyspeptic Remedy
Bliss1 Dyspeptic Remedy
Ilns IHc Largest Sale
Has tlie. Largest Sale
Has tlic Largest Sale
Hns tlic Largest Sale
Has the Largest Sale
Ot any Medicine lit tlic World.
Ot any Medicine In the World.
Of any Medicine In tlic World.
Ot any Mcillclnc In llic World.
Ol any Medicine In the World.
100,000 Packages
100,0110 Packages
100,000 Pnckngcs
100.000 Packages
100,000 Packages
Sold In Georgia and SonihCnrnllnn
Sold In Georgia anil SoulliCaroIlnn
Sold In Georgia anil SoiithCnrolliin
Sold In Georgia and SoitlliCiiroIInn
Sold In Georgia and SoutliCnrolliin
In Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Mouths.
In Fourteen Montlis.
It Is Warranted to Cure
It Is Warranted to Cure
It Is Warrnntcd to Cure
It Is Warranted to Cure
It b IVm-Miited to ture
If Directions nrc Followed,
If Directions nrc Followed,
If Directions nrc Followed.
If Directions urc Followed,
If Directions n't Followed,
Any Cnsc of Dysi>epsln
Any Cnsc of Dyspepsia
Any Cnsc of Dy*])cpsla
Any Cnsc of Dyspepsia
Any Cnsc of Dyspepsia
1.1 ver Disease, *
Liver Disease,
Liver Dlsensc,
I.lver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Jaundice,
Jaundice,
Jaundice,
Jnttndlcc,
Jaondlec,
It Is Especially Adopted to
It Is Especially Adapted to
It Is Especially Adopted to
It Is Especially Adapted to
It Is Especially Adapted to
Female Complaints;
Female Complaints:
Female Complaints; .y.y.
Female Coinplnlnls;
1 ' Fcn>jtTs-v-iuii|imiiiis i ?
It Produces Uotundlty of Form
It Peal (ices Kotiiiiillty of Foriu
It Peedu< cs Dot anility ol Form
It Produce* ISotundlly ot Form
In Females of n Tldu and jpnre Ilnldt
In Females of a Tliln and spare Ilnlilt
In Fein'lies of a Tliln and Sparc Ilnlilt
In Femiitcs ol a Tliln and Spare llablt
Send a Postage Stamp lo the Proprietors Ibr ''icir
Pamphlet on Diseases of Memncli mid bowels.'
w. \V. BLISS it CO., Proprietors,
303 Broadway, Sew York.
For Sale in Cavirlen by
JOHN J. McKAIX.
THAT GKKAT REMI'.' Y,
THAT GKKAT REMEDY,
THAT GREAT REMEDY,
THAT GKKAT KKMKI'Y,
TEAT GREAT REMEDY,
Sanchez* pi'eiinr,
sAXfiH-y.' siT'.cinc,
SAX<TIE7.' .-I'Kcinr,
sA.vt in /.' smine,
SAXHIEZ' SIT.OITC
Sanchez* srinnc,
THE ONI.Y POSITIVE CtT.E
THE ONI.Y I1MTIVE CLUE
THE ONI.Y PlHTIVK < CHE
THE ONI.Y POSITIVE (THE
THE ONLY POSITIVE CUKE
niTORF TT1E I'E0U.E,
BEFORE THE PEXll'LEI,
BEFORE THE l'EOI'LE,
BEFORE THE I'Bol'LE
BEFORE THE l'EOI'LE,
FOR URETHRAL DISEASE'S,
FOR URETHRAL DIREIASES,
FOR URETHRAL DISEASES,
FOR URETHRAL DISEASES,
HAVES A RIG DOCTOR'S BILL,
SAVES A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL,
SAVES A IMG DOCTOR'S BILL,
I'K'i'i ( mil Is.tTiill's I1II.I..
fcC.VV!i5 A Ulli INATOU'S MIX,
IS EASILY TAKIX,
LS EASILY TAKKX.
IS KASHA' TAKKX,
K EASILY TAKKX,
IS KASHA TAKKX, If vg N-0 RAn TASTE,"
IIAS XO HAH TASTE,
HAS NO HAD TASTK,
HAS XO HAH TA.-TK,
HAS XO BAD TASTK,
WILT. EFFECT A CURE
WH.I KKKKIT A CURE
WILL EITKCT A CURE
WILL H-KI.iT A I ri:K
WIIJ. EFFECT A CURE WITHOCT LOSS OF TIME
WITHOUT LOSS OK Tl.MK
WMTIol T LOSS OK T1MK
WITHOUT LOSS OK TIME
WITHOUT ImS OK TIME
OR CHANCE OK i'lKT,
OR CHAXtiE 01* I''IT,
OR C1IAX0E OK I MKT,
OR CIIAXCE OK I MET,
/??? I'll ? Vl'L' i ?L" III*.T
with less trouble,
with less TKOllilK,
wnii liss Ti:oi in.r:,
Willi less TKOlTSIJi.
with less trouble,
more speedily,
more speedily,
more speedily,
murk speedily,
moke speedily,
and permanently,
anil plkmanlntly,
anh pek.mani.ntly,
ami permanently,
and permanently,
than any known remedy.
than any known remedy
than any known remedy.
than any known remedy.
than any known remedy.
SANCHEZ SIMvTEIC' CAN RE SI-NT RY MAIL
}'t,r Sale in Cmr.'Pn by
John J. HoKain,
DRUGJ-G-IST.
Oct. If. -t-.' ly.
Oo-PartnoTShip.
rpitK MiidiT.-ii^ncd liavu firmed n Co-IVirtncrshiji
I iimlcr I lie name and style el' JOS. M. iJAYI.K,
.'( CO., li.r tlie purpose id eirryinjr or. tlie general
Me:eatC.il e business, in llie T?wn id Camden, S.
.JOS. M. CAYl.K,
" ii'iui m rrvnn
Tins-: i'?:55B-:s:saGXE
j Would nio?t respectfully return his thanks to his cusI
(outersand friends tor their liberal patiuuntte bestowed
! on hi:n heretofore, and bog a continuance of tlicsaine
! lo the new linn.
; j Oct. IS,?if. JOS. M. OAYfiK.
Grcsii ISittinrUosi i? B'rlce.
rI^lIK subscriber will close out hi- outir? Slock ol
i. Press i hinds, I'jbbniis and l-jnbroiderios, at prices
which will please all.
Al.-u, a vniicty Hats, nianv v. iiI bo sold at, half
'cost. " \V. 1), UeDUWALL.
Juno II 24
Es::ttt4s ViirtiMics, Arc.
I)URK While Lead. Snow White Zinc. Linseed Oil
Jl Turpentine. Colors of every description, Copal
and Coach Varnish. All warranted of the best quality,
and lor cnsU will be sold as low as can be purchased
in Charleston. Y. 1.. ZKM1'.
Vlt-I North Carolina built Wagon frr sale low at
tho '-Old Corner," by fc. W. HONSI*Y.
TO TRAVELLERS.
:o:
?*? M M lEES "E35 THU jai:
OK TIIK
SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
1st 'jZ is- S?V II..--. L
XOIUIIKRS !'OfTE.
I da It xigiit
ST.VTIO. . J TRAIVS TRAIN3.
Leave Charleston | a.zu a in p.io p in
Arrive nt Kingsville, then
Junction of the Wilming-j
ton & Manchester R< R. < 2.45 p m 13.15 n m
Arrive at Columbia I 4.30 |> m 15.20 a m
Arrive al Camden ... .<<{ B.aO p m |
o
Leave Camden 4.10 am
Leave Columbia 4.50 n m 1.40 p m
Leave Kingsville, the Junction
of the Wilmington
& Manchester Railroud..' G45am 3.25 p. m
Arrive at Charleston I 1.00 pm lOHiipm
western iiol'te.
day I night
stations. train's. J trains
Leave Charleston 5.45 am J2.30 p m
Arrive at Augusta i 1.15 pm 111.15 p m
Leave Augusta ; S.hO a m j 7.30 p m
Arrive at Cnarleston 3.30 p m i 4.30 a in
rilUOUGIt travel between 'augusta and kinsgv1llk.
i day i night
stations. i trains. | trains.
Leave Augusta 8.00 am j 7 30 pin
Arrive at Kingsville j 2,45 pm i3.15 um
Leave Kingsville I G.45 am j 3.25 pm
Arrive nt Augsta ' 1.15 p m( 11.15 pm
ilID-DAY TRAIN BETWEEN CAMDEN AND
KINGSVILLE,
Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
down. i up.
Leave Camden, 12.35p. in. | Leave Kingsville, 7.30a.m.
Leave Boy kin's, 1 08 p. m , Leave Ola rkson's 7.40 "
Leave Claremonl 1.45 ' Leave Manchester JuneLeave
Middleioti 2.10 " tion 8.10 a. nr.
Leave Manchester June- Leave Middlcion 8.20
tion 2 20, p. m. Leave Claremont 8 45 "
Leave Clarkson's 2.43 * Leave Boy kin's 9.20 "
Arrive at Kingsville 3.00, Arrive ut Camden, 0 50
Juii 17?if II. T. PKAKE, Gen'l Sup't.
TBiE CELEBRATED
COFFEE. T O E I
MITCHELL'S PATENT METALLIC TIP,
designed especially for
Boys,' Youths' and Children's
BOOTS A IS 3D SHOES.
AN IMPROVEMENT has been applied to Boom
and rdioej, by whirl) a sniing ol expense to the
consumer, ol t.vo thirds, is realized, by actual experiment.
THE tip
consists of n piece of copper or oilier indestructible
material, neai)y Instated to ibe toe of the boot or
shoe, forming a complete protection. This invention
is now presented to the public, with the fullest knowl
edge ol its practical utility. baring been lesio-i over
two yours, and is destined entirely to supersede the
old style, lor
CHILDREN'S, BOYS' & YOUTHS' BOOTS St SHOES.
The importance o( this invention will bo readily np
precinted, as it is well known that children invariably
wear out their boots and shoes
FBR.VF AT TIBE TOE,
and with this protection, they will upon at. average
wear at least two or three times us long as tile old
style, while the expense is
Stilt a Trifle More!
This invention is also especially applicable to Miners'
Boots, and all occupations subjecting the toe of
the boot or shoe to be cut or worn.
Merchants, and the public generally, will see the
importance of obtaining these goods immediately, as
they are desiinejj, for general use. to supersede alt
ntht-r Lit.d.i. ?? The
Goods may bo obtained of nearly all the " bolesale
dealers in the prineit al cities, or of the Subscribers,
CHASE, McKINNE1 <t CO.,
(Owners of the Patent.) Boston.
Aug. 10, S3 Cm.
"LAMPS~:LA3IPST
EEEOSElfE LAMPS.
NEW & BEAUTIFUl, PATTERNS
J [J.ST RECEIVED, with JON US' PATENT BURNERS.
Aiso, more of those
Cheap Glass Lamps at $1,
WITff PARAGON BURNERS.
Kerosene Oils
Superior to any before in this place?colorless and
odorless. COLUMBIAN OILS, at $1.50 per gallm.
JOHN J McKAIN, Agent for the Factory.
~ FRENCH CANDIES"
JUST received an assortment of French and com
mon Candies, consisting of Gum Drops Jelly
i... i. a. i f i:..i a i i.. n.._...i*..
V/? ,> ^UWIAVU X'illliS, V/WIUI.W iYliliUllUn. iJiauut
Drops, Cream ..Drops, Chocolate Diops, Fine Snjrnr
Ahiwuds, Hurnt Almonds, Rose Almonds, Topping
Kisses, Mint Drops, Ac. Ac. For sale by
Feb. 8, F. L. ZliliP.
3 eady Made Clothing, Hats, &c.
0U11 usual vanety of stylo and quality for Men
and Boy's wear?some very lino - are now receiving
and opening for sale by
Sept 13 A. M. A II. KKNNEDY.
DRAYING.
\17B n'e prepared to do any and all kind of DRAYr
T IX({. in Camden and vicinity, on sliort Notice,
Ma rob 20 MKRONKY .t RO.SWKf.l.iUOO
ii>o ot i*reel] and 3>vy Slides
\\TANTKD, for which we will pay the highest
n market price. MKROXliY A BOSWKI.L.
p URN K IT'S t'ocoainc for the Hair; Ticolilly ; !?est
1J Musiard; White Topper; Northern Oheese, Ac.,
just opened at the "oldcorner." K. \\*. BONNKY.
INFAIjLIBLK. Cong;ess and what cheer yeast
Also, every variety of extracts lor cooking just
received at the "Old Corner," by K. \V. BONNKY
Gashon Buttor-Goshen Butteri
CllorCii article of Goshen Batter, just receivJ1
ed by lJDUT LATTA.
REMOVAL,
And New Goods.
rI"MIE subscriber lias remofed Tiirco Mouses South
I of his old stand. where he is now receiving his
Kail supply of 1>RY (JOOI)S and HARD WAKE,
which he invites his fri oids to cal! and examine.
Oct. '.'5,-ilj W. D. Me DO WALL.
Administrators PTotice.
VLL persons having deman U against the 'ate Dr.
John MeCna, deceased, are hereby notified to
l ender in the same duly attested, and all others indebted.
to make immediate payment to Me.vrs. Kershaw
k Davis, our A Home vs.
AMELIA MeCAA, Adm'x.
Sent. 'JS.?tf: W. L. MeCAA. Adm'r.
' JMtY "Sczudoiit."?best nriic'elor the teeth
I THY "Coomiitie,"?best hair Oil in the world.
TU V "Camphor Soap"?inlaUiUe iorc-liit|?j) <1 hands.
TRY " I'lie envy uf Snow,"?llto Ladies' lavorite.
TRY "The f.VId Cream Soap,"?none better.
TR Y "Hubbard's itii iiile.re Polish"?makes old new.
TRY "Jenks.hipaii Blacking" for all kind of leather.
TRY "Spaulding's Glue"?mends without trouble.
TRY "The old Corner"?Kxtracts for Cooking.
TRY "The lino, fresh Teas" lonnd at
"TilK 01,11 CORNI- II." li. W. 110NXRY.
Old Corner Notice.
; F AM just receiving my PALL ami WIXTKR sup
i 1 plies of floods, such as have usually been found
in my establishment. Having paid easli for nearly
all my purchases, I shall be able to oiler
Great Inducements
To my customers. Call and examine for yourselves.
Goods cheerfully shown, and no charge tor looking.
Sept 2o " K. W. 110XXKY.
< rarkers- (rackcrs.
SOOA. Boston. Butter, Lemon. Wine, Pie-Xic an 1
Sugar Crackers, all fresh from the Bakery.
December 20 MKROXKY & BOSWKLL.
1) CRN KIT'S Coconino lor the Hair, for sale by
y Jan 31 J. J. ilcKA 1X, Druggi.-t,
LF)t<)XSVh'iT, l're| are I and sold by
I the gallon or bottle, by J. J. McKAIX.
j
.
CASH STORE.
ALBERT T. LATTA.
I f-.SE>ICI3, Almonds, Sugar an.l Burnt Al1\
mends.
35 ROOMS;?Buckets Blacking, Bologna Sausage,
4J Ot'KKK?Mocha, Lnnguayrn, Java anil Kin,
C RACK MRS?Soda, Wine, Batter, Water and Lemon/
C AXDY?assorted, Citron Currants and Chocolate,
<r; AXDLKS?Wax. Sp< rin, Adamantine and Tallow/
ST5 R1KD BKKK?Drums of Figs, Rakers Cocoa.
K NGLIS1I?Pickles, K. Mustard and K Walnuts,
F LOUR. Fresh Suimor.d, Fig Pusicnnd Figs,
ft I NO MR Preserves; Race & Ground Ginger, Groceries," "
13 KltMCTICALLY Sealed Oysleis and Salmond,
ff MITATIOX K. Cheese, Ink, Indigo. Isinglass, *
.5 KLLIKS?Apples, Peach, Quince. Raspberrv,
iU MrP I,. llw> nrl.ntna Lonl l.m-o
u, AUD, Lemons, Lemon Syrup, Layer Raisins,
Iff AC.VRONI, Mace, Matches; Musi an). E. P. A A.
% KW Orleans Sugar, Porto llico do; Nutmegs,
O LlVF. OIL. Oysters, Onion Pickles,
P IlUNi'S, Pepper Ground and whole. Peppersame,"
Q UINCfe ilclly; Quarter boxes Raisins,
Bt IC-E, Ilio lioltdo. Regalia, Reg la and Raglan Cigar*,'
S UGAil, Loaf, Crushed. Ground, A. and 0., A lire wnf
S OA P. Winchester's Extra. No. 1 auil Family. No 1,
SOAP, Colgate's Toilet, Transparent and Castile,
S 1'ARCiI, made of Corn lor Pi?e. Puddings Ac.,
'I' MA, Hyson, Green. Gun Powder and Black,
'3' IN WARM?Pans, Buckets. Caps Wild Coffee Pots,
'3' OBACCO, Chewing and Smoking goi-'d) better best/
U NDKRWOOD'S Fresh Salmond; Jujube IhtSie/
V INEG.VR. White Wine and Cider, a snp'r. nrlitfff"
W orcestershire Sauce, Walnut Pickles, Watmnlto? T*
'X TRA Fine Cigars, from 1 to 13 cents each,'
V EAST Powders. Cooking Soda Cocoa,
Z A NTH Currants,
&C Call and Buy,
A. T. LATTA. *
NEW STORE. '
'JUTE subscriber begs leave to inform aTs' friends
I and the public gent rally, that he has opened
New Store, two Doors below C. Matheson, where
will sell
SUGAR, COFFEE,
mmw9
,-^V E GEJR 9
BMSDKB, !E?i?[lj
TWINE, 4c,
As low for CASH, as the same articles can he bought?
in any Store out of Charleston.
Just received a fresh supply of
Assorted Ca it dies,
PICKLES. SARDINES. LEMON SYRUP,
OH EES It BUTTER. CRACKERS AND
CIGARS. DRY GOODS. SHOES. GROCERIKS.
Ac., all of which will be sold at very
low prices lor CASH.
Nov 10.?tf THOMAS IIAN1.-S
Terry's Pain Destroyer!
0 Dear, my wife had such a pain,
She said to cure it would he vain,
But I just thinking to annoy her,
Sent for a bottle of Pain Destroyer,
w hen strange to say slie found reliet.
And hush'd were all lier moans of grief
This Pain Destroyer is the thing.
It healing brings upon its wing ;
'Ttvi'l cure all of human ill.
And save yon many a doctor's bill,
And every pain in sorrow's hour,
Feels the influence of its power.
If it cures nit. there is no pay :
What eon be lairer, we 11103* say?
Who would not strive tiieir ills to euro,
Wl-on here's the means, mo*t certain sure
It tievcr fails, and through the earth
It's looked upon as a precious birth ;
Then if you are in pain and dreary,
Go buy this cure of W. It. Terry!
This preparation, for the instant dissipation of Risings
frointhe Teeth, relief ol liliciimatic Pains, cure of
Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Ac, lias actually
never been known to fail, and in order to quickly
convince the wcrld of this fact, it is sold 011 the prirr ,
cipal of ' No cure 110 pay'1 (as is 1,0 other medicine in w
the world.) B&vare of ipin imi.1 imitations. Ask for w
Terry's warranted Pain Killer, and take uo other. 1
Pi ice only 23 cents per vial, 01 live vial* for $1. For
sale by agents Druggists, and Country Merchants'
generally throughout the South
Orders from lite trade at a liberal discount, sc
liciled. Oct. 23,?Cm.
SINGER &. CO^ ~~
SEWING MACHINES
11 a v si fnif "ii
J. A juncrioii wiih 1 lie W heeler A Wilson Manul'nctu ?i
ring (.' mpany, and the Grover .t linker Sewing Ma
chine Company. The price of Singer A Co.'e
Family Sewing Machine,
hitherto, sold at S'lOU. will be sold at $50, which i*
the same price the above Company l.a*'c agreed to
sell Family Machiues at.
Cm fs^r fir Pa 'r.
UJUXfa K. X U/ \JKJ* O*
Standard No 1, 12 inch Table A Iron-stand, $110 00do
" 2, IS " " ' I25.00>
do " 3, 24 " " u 140.00
which is $25 loss ihnn forrnr .y, nod at these price*,
those Machines surpass all others for I'laiiiation ana
Family use. W. D. McDOWALL, ^
Camden. Oct 5, A^o nt. >.
STEAM SAW~M1LI'.
r|"MIE subscribers are ready to fill any orders with
1 despatch, furnishing the best of Lumber at the
usual market prices. The Mill is not more than threo
miles from Camden, near the Lancaster Road, making
it convenient lor those who wish to haul.
We have a considerable quantity of Lumber on hand,
and expect to keep a supply of ail kinds.
No Lumber sawil without a bill furnished, Orders
thankfully received.
Fob. 15. SUTHERLAND A I.KMMOND.
The Vulcanized
India Eubber Belting
CiAX sslcly be recommended a? superior to ieatbi
er in eveiy rcpect for Hands for Cotton Gins.
Saw-Milk Mines. I!miii elevators, Machine Sh-?p*. ^
ami .Manufactories or wherever open belts are to be
U-ed.
T is ii more desirable article than leather, inasmuclii
as it.- liisi eciis inncli less; it is stronger and moredurable,
and gives a gain in power on the pulley. It.
will stand a heat of 30?l degrees una Reeled. No degree
of cold or wel can injuire its working, nor is it subject
to damage trom Hats, d-c. An assortmoot on
t.and and tor sale low by WO It KM .V.N ,t CO.
X". B.?Lace Leather and Belt 1 looks?liir saleupon
the most reasonable terms by YT. A CO.
Sept tf 37
N OTICE--XOTIC E.
4 LL persons indebted to tlie subscriter^.?v e.VL\
peeled to eM/orthulth and nmko some sntiefac-.
torv settlement, lie would also inform his friends-,
and customers that he cannot offer them a tw-vl.:
months credit, as an indueeuicnt to gel theirtrade.
lie will he glad to sell all those who have and wo,
now pay him promptly on short time, with the oxcep'ioi*
nf BACON*. LAUD, BCTTKR. CHKKSH,
SCO Alt. COFl'KM. >101. ASS KS. FLOUR, C'OltX andSALT,
which must he CJ A S ?1 or approved Bankaide
paper.
T<> those who have not paid him promptly lie cannot
and wiil not open an account.
FOR TilE UK \VTLL G1VK SATISfaction,
to any who may favor him with a rail
Jan 3?ll * " ROBT L.VTTA.
A Certain Cure for Ague.
t\u. Si 1 ALLKXI$i:ii:i Kit's "Fever and Ajjuo
/ antidote," a medicine clliiaeious hevonJ preee,
dent, in the cure of Fkvec and Aoi'e, Chill Fever ^
ls'tia'.mittknt Or 1)It.Lot's ReMITTI nt fever, HfMli
A (if u, or any form of disease having a J lalurUitq^
ori'jin. This Medicine when taken into the stomacc
pa-ses into the eircnlation and by ( mini: >ti e?n
tact with the cause of the disease, Viz: Malaria
neutralizes of destroys it and is emphatically
antidote to the poison. The cure is radical .uncomplete.
In iik case will lite juiHent have more than
one CHILL after commewmy the medicine ami in the
majority of nines A UT ATA'.V Tit A T.
j For sale l.v f. L. ZKMP, A-out.
Stntc of Sot;lit <';irolt:ta,-~Bi.<'i-?.!t;lAV
. ? Sas r?ii!inun i'N-as. ^^
F. J. Oaks. vs. \V. r la e. Attachmciit.
I \\ " IIKUK.W. the 1'laintilV did on the 301 h day o!
11 Mae. ls*?!l. tile Ins Declaration azaiast" ...
D-detidaat, who (as it is snid) is absent Iroin andwithout
the limits ot this Male, and lias neither ^8
wife nor attorney kttn.ii tviiliin the satno, upoll
wiioai a copy "l' ii.i- - .id Declaration might ha si rvod jSSH
It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant da
appear an I plead to the sai l Pcelaration, "it or he.
f?re lite 3Nl day of May, which wil in itit'ieyrlr <wgj
id oni Lon! one thnmanii eight hundred and slvtv fkd
otherwise tltial am! absolute .Judgment wilfnien
giveu tni l awarded against him. S ?
t mice (,'oitrt Common I 'leas ) \V. CLYDUHS.
Ker. DUt, May 30,'3d \ june 1-1 CierV.
\\7JI. Arei>KIl*Oi\, Asa-Ill (or t?I iB
> ? -v\LKM WOOI.KX GOODS, is now prepRre4 PI
to receive orders, und Planters desiring their mip.
plies will p'ense send their orders early, and theft. |J
by seenro an early delivery. \V. AXDKIfcSojf. " " ?
17* 1%KSM Lard nr.d superior Goshen Butter, for sahT
at the "Oh! iVnor," i-y li. W. BOXXKY. "
1.) KAL Wl ile Wine Yinc/ar for sale at tho qZi
1V. O rs'f, by K W. l-0.f\KY.